Let’s kick off the year by heading south for a hike around Coyote Hills Regional Park in Fremont. This park sits along the shore of the East Bay and encompasses over 1,200 acres of marshland and rolling grassland covered hills. It’s popular year round for bicycling, walking, birdwatching, jogging and nature exploration. And the human…

HIKE LEADER NAME & CELL NUMBER: Steven Coutinho 480-465-9732 This is a relaxed and easy hike around Granite Mountain, in Scottsdale’s McDowell Sonoran Preserve. The beautiful rock formations and lush vegetation make this my favorite local hiking area. Trails are mostly sand and fine gravel, very comfortable to walk on with almost any kind of…

Hike on Lakelands Trail, rail-to-trail flat surface about 5-6 miles (out and back). Meet at 10:00 a.m., start the hike about 10:15 a.m. Join us for pilgrim conversation and walking! Look for the chapter flag to the right of Biggby!

Portlandia usually holds monthly walks from Jan-Oct. Because of COVID restrictions, we will limit the number walking. Please read all guidelines before signing up: https://mailchi.mp/168f252161bf/jan-2022-4843597

Join the Boston Chapter online for a discussion with author Meg Maloney, regarding her book “Slow Your Roll: Ruminations & Reflections On My Walk Across Spain” (2021). A further introduction to Meg and her book is here: https://www.facebook.com/Slow-Your-Roll-Ruminations-Reflections-On-My-Walk-Across-Spain-100726728604542/

Monthly Camino Chatter and Coffee will be at various locations in Indianapolis.

Join us for our monthly coffee get together to talk about all things related to the Camino. No agenda or presentation, just talking with some fellow pilgrims about whatever is on your mind.

PROGRAM INFO Join guest presenters Kathy Kehe and Adam Wells as they lead a conversation about seeing our Camino through the lens of the stages of the Hero’s Journey, a framework popularized by the late literary professor Joseph Campbell. They will also offer insights on how this perspective can provide a way of making meaning…

Hike at the Prime Hook Wildlife Refuge. The hike will be approximately 4 – 5 miles and we will explore several connecting trails. We will meet in the parking area near the visitor center. The trails include different surfaces including crushed stone, boardwalk and through fields with exposed roots/uneven surfaces. There are several wildlife observation…

Join Tampa Bay American Pilgrims for a NEW nature hike. Special thanks to our volunteer hike leader Ray Guisti Start time 8:30am Please hydrate well the day before and bring plenty of water and a sun hat. PARKING is at the trailhead – $2. flat fee per car. Chapter Coordinator: Sandra Ceballos 727-424-5443 PARK CONTACT…